Sentence examples for equal clash from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hall and his daughter Constance, who is his effect-designing equal, clash a lot, or pretend to.

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In social terms, puissance is immanent power, power to act rather than power to dominate another; we could say that puissance is praxis (in which equals clash or act together) rather than poiesis (in which others are matter to be formed by the command of a superior, a sense of transcendent power that matches what pouvoir indicates for Deleuze).

C4 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A32-33 EdiTheials: The road to equal education; a clash of online titans; Thomas Gulotta's irresponsible exit.

These are not conflicts between rivals of equal proportion, as "clash" connotes.

True believers saw it for what it was: an electrifying clash of equals where love, rivalry and obsession had become indistinguishable – a radical sameness.

Hearing Mr. Carter's Oboe Quartet, from 2001, after Haydn's String Quartet in D (Op. 20, No. 4), from 1772, you are reminded that Mr. Carter's tumultuous clashes of equal, independent voices are an extreme but logical extension of the balanced four-part discourse Haydn perfected.

Bringing such talented avant-garde chefs together could have been a disaster, a clash of equals, but it worked so well.

Coheed and Cambria's new album, "In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3" (Equal Vision), is an exciting clash of styles: the singer Claudio Sanchez finds common ground between the confessional and the fantastical, and the guitar parts are by turns concise and ornate.

In later books, Artemis is Drizzt's equal in combat, and they clash often due to their conflicting views and goals.

"What we're seeing here is a clash of co-equals.